Having previously saved data with PlayerPrefs through Set functions, you can easily load that data back through accompanying Get functions (GetInt, GetFloat, and GetString). With these, you simply specify a unique key name, and Unity returns the respective value. Consider the following code:

int HighScore = PlayerPrefs.GetInt ("HighScore", 0); 
float RemainingTime = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("RemainingTime", 0f); 
string Name = PlayerPrefs.GetString ("PlayerName", "Jon Doe"); 

Each Get function requires only one essential parameter; namely, the key to retrieve. This is the first parameter. But what happens if you specify a key that doesn't exist? Which value should be returned by default in that case? To handle this, each Get function supports a second, optional parameter, which is always returned if the specified key doesn't exist.